Sentence examples for the general extension from inspiring English sources

In the absence of effective opposition to the general extension of state authority, the demands of the security apparatus and the rhetoric of politicians ratchet each other up.

Paid extension is not widespread in Ghana and the general extension services are not effective due to logistical constraints in the midst of dispersed communities.

Suhrawardi criticized and rejected the Peripatetic logical distinction between the two concepts, insisting that the concept of existence is added to quiddity in re, such that the general extension of the concept of existence remains a mental predicate, not a real one.

A consequence of the adoption of such a notion of extension is that the collection of all the general extensions of a default theory turns out to have a nontrivial algebraic structure.

Recently the most general extension, i.e., a multiple-antenna source and a multiple-antenna destination aided by multiple relays with multiple antennas, is considered in [16, 17].

The algorithm is a general extension of the previous proposed algorithm by Kao et al. [C.Y. Kao, S.J. Osher, Y.-H. Y.-H. Tsai sweeping method Fastsweepingamethod–Jacobi equations, SIAM J. Numer. Anal. 42 (2005) 2612–2632].

The Equation 2006 therefore provides a general extension of the results in Lin et al.

This article proposes a general extension of the error correcting output codes framework to the online learning scenario.

Although there has been some work on mimicking restricted types of dispersive propagation within the standard input-output theory (and SLH) framework [71], to date there is no general extension to the SLH formalism that can accommodate arbitrary dispersive propagation.

The incentives offered to crop cotton triggered a general extension of croplands, first to the north of Bobo-Dioulasso, in the home territories, and then southward, in the transhumance territories (Figure 2) (Gonin and Tallet 2012a).

In general, extension into the parametrium excludes primary surgery.